Staff Writer
A senior adult patient who comes in for chiropractic treatments because of chronic pain said, “If I knew I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.” Many seniors look to their chiropractors to help keep them feeling their best.
Living a long time is not the same as enjoying life for a long time. So, what’s the key to achieving a better quality of life? It often goes back to the ability to physically move without pain or reduced range of motion. These obstacles make it difficult for people to perform simple daily activities and prevent them from enjoying life’s best moments.
There’s a group of golfers who find chiropractic helpful – the youngest is 68, and the oldest is 79. They would report pain issues occasionally, but most of their statements go something like “Doc, I am not hitting the ball as straight as I was” or “I feel like I am not turning or twisting as well this week.”
What things can’t you do now that you used to do?
Your doctor of chiropractic – your specialist in musculoskeletal issues and conditions – can be an excellent resource for healthier aging, feeling better, and doing the activities you want to do.
What You Need to Know About Exercising
Here are some fundamental steps to take before taking on any physical activity:
Your doctor of chiropractic is a terrific resource in finding out how to begin your exercising routine, what it should look like for you, and when it’s the right time to add new exercises to it. Remember, always consult with a doctor of chiropractic or other healthcare professional before starting any new exercise program.
4 Basic Exercises to Consider
One of the determining factors for how well we feel is how well we can move physically. Here are a few exercises chiropractors may recommend to begin improving your health.
Benefits of Chiropractic Care
A Doctor of Chiropractic can be a great addition to your healthcare team. Chiropractors believe in optimizing health through food nutrition, constructive exercise, stress management, and the importance of good posture and joint mobility.
CUKC Chiropractic Health Center
Cleveland University-Kansas City (CUKC), founded in 1922, is a private, nonprofit, chiropractic and health science-focused university in Overland Park, Kansas. The CUKC on-campus Chiropractic Health Center is open to the public and treats patients from Kansas City’s 15-county metro area. Our goal is to provide care and solutions for a better, more productive life for our patients.